Greetings !
Unfortunately I cannot offer any direct help cause my knowledge is
specialized in Java.
But I have recently wrote a 2D simulation of a football match in
Java which is pretty realistic.
If you are interested in this please let me know to send you the demo.
Regards
Preview of the game in 2D
Re: Preview of the game in 2D
thank you for your offer. i don't believe we're going to be able to use it, but having a look at it can't hurt anyone. if you have it online somewhere, you could post the link here like this:unclearmind wrote:If you are interested in this please let me know to send you the demo.
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[url=http://my.home-page.com/programs/my_football_demo.tar.bz2]Here it is![/url]
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Well...
Couldn't this be used for - let's say - highlights? A short animation every time something major happens? That ought to work and it would make it all a tad sexier
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The 2d game engine could be done either very quickly or it could be a real hell. It would be easy if the live game engine is already based on single player's actions, which means:
player[3] gets closer to goal by 0.1 size of the field
player[4] looks around and finds opponent_player[8]
player[4] changes direction and goes 0.1 north to avoid opponent_player[8]
player[4] looks around and finds player[7]
player[4] passes ball to player[7]
opponent_player[2] can catch the ball
opponent_player[2] catches the ball
and so on...
The you only have to display the internal data on screen using gdk_pixbuff, imlib2 or any library that can be linked with Gtk2.
If the game engine is still very different then you can only display animated pictures at some important times of the match and it would neither be easy to draw nor very useful imho.
player[3] gets closer to goal by 0.1 size of the field
player[4] looks around and finds opponent_player[8]
player[4] changes direction and goes 0.1 north to avoid opponent_player[8]
player[4] looks around and finds player[7]
player[4] passes ball to player[7]
opponent_player[2] can catch the ball
opponent_player[2] catches the ball
and so on...
The you only have to display the internal data on screen using gdk_pixbuff, imlib2 or any library that can be linked with Gtk2.
If the game engine is still very different then you can only display animated pictures at some important times of the match and it would neither be easy to draw nor very useful imho.